Run the ntpstat command to check whether the NTP service synchronizes with the NTP server. Note: For the Ubuntu system, you need to install the ntpstat package. {{< copyable "shell-regular" >}} ntpstat If it returns synchronised to NTP server (synchronizing with the NTP server), then the...
# check NTP status ./check_netscaler.pl -H ${IPADDR} -s -C ntp -w o=0.03,j=100,s=1,t=3 -c o=0.05,j=200,s=2,t=2 This means: offset WARNING if peer offset is >= 30 ms or <= - 30 ms jitter WARNING if jitter is >= 100 ms ...
13251 FIX: netapp_api_temp: crash on access to non-existing key ‘temp-sensor-current-temperature’13252 FIX: netapp_api_vs_traffic services become PENDING if time correspondent does not change12651 FIX: nimble_latency: do not discover if no data12630 FIX: ntp: Check_MK Discovery crash “inv...
ntp 编辑/etc/fstab,修改/目录挂载点为/dev/vda1 # vim /etc/fstab /dev/vda1 / ext4 defaults 1 1 安装qemu-guest-agent Ubuntu/Debian: apt-get install qemu-guest-agent 安装自动化脚本 脚本下载地址:https://download.apayun.com/zkeys/server/linux_auto.zip # 将脚本解压,例如压缩包存放位置为root...
You can check your time zone settings: Verify that your time zone settings are correct both in Windows and Ubuntu. A mismatched time zone can cause time synchronization issues. Try to use a different time-server: Try using a different time-server, such as pool.ntp.org, to see if that ...
In order for the monitoring server to have a correct system time, we strongly recommend setting up NTP. The hardware clock should be set to UTC. As soon as the server is taken into monitoring with Checkmk, NTP will ensure the correct time is used for all functions....
## If behind a firewall/proxy change this to an ntp server thats reachable from this location ntp_server:pool.ntp.org ## ntp_server:ntp.ubuntu.com virl@virl:~$ grep 'server\|interface' /etc/ntp.conf # Specify one or more NTP servers. ...
OS /boot should not put in raid devices. step: 1. create partition of type0xfd (LinuxRAID Autedetect) 2. ## getting MRB from sda dd if=/dev/sda of=/mbr bs=1 count=446 #file /mbr ## move /mbr to second drive dd if=/mbr of=/dev/sdb bs=1 count=446 #dd is base on block...
Try booting the system with a Ubuntu 22.04 installer and run some benchmark software, to see if it crashes (when Proxmox and VMs/CTs are not involved)? Thx for the reply leesteken! Strangest thing is that it started happening direct when I went on holiday. I trigger some stuff ...
# 需要导入模块: from ambari_commons import OSCheck [as 别名]# 或者: from ambari_commons.OSCheck importis_redhat_family[as 别名]defget_pg_hba_init_files():ifOSCheck.is_ubuntu_family():return'/etc/postgresql'elifOSCheck.is_redhat_family():return'/etc/rc.d/init.d/postgresql'elifOSCheck....